Super Mario Galaxy

Okami

Bully: Scholarship Edition

Blast Corps

Yoshi's Story

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

Donkey Kong 64

Banjo-Tooie

Banjo-Kazooie

Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising

Advance Wars

1080: TenEighty Snowboarding

1080: Avalanche

Star Wars The Clone Wars: Republic Heroes

Super Mario Galaxy

Pigs can't fly, but fat plumbers - apparantly - can.

Remember when you first booted mario 64 - or slightly after, when you were done playing with his face to make him look like a donkey? The sheer amount of freedom felt, to go anywhere - at the pace you chose - feeling ... Read Full Review

Okami

From the outset, this game will captivate you.

This game is just... beautiful. It's like a canvas come to life, and you can doodle on it. Uhm... yeah, not the most acurate description, but it will have to do. The story starts pretty simple, largely based on... Read Full Review

Bully: Scholarship Edition

Trying to keep my language clean will be hard when talking about this game...

Welcome to Bullworth... A little school that lives up to it's name - filled with cliques and bullies. This ame thrives on stereotypes - each and every teacher is exactly as seen in typical american highschool movie... Read Full Review

Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!

The amount of sudokus are worth the purchase...

This is the only game - ever - I feel like doing when I just woke up. That's because the game wakes you up. Some simple challenges each day actually seem to stimulate the brain. It doesn't actually make you smarter... Read Full Review

Blast Dozer

I bought it twice...

Because of a sold N64, re-bought N64 and second hand shops, I bought this game twice. It is a very challenging game, controlling similar to the first two GTA titles. Unfortunately, by that time the first two GTA ti... Read Full Review

Battalion Wars

It's like pilotwings at war...

Ah, this game... It takes the cute style from advance wars, replaces it's characters with ones that are actually memorable, drops the turned based system and makes it one excellent shooter/strategy combination. It r... Read Full Review

Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean

The great background design and fitting music save this game from grace.

This game just looks amazing, hand-drawn background - living paintings, coupled with amazing musical scores make for quite an experience. It's flaws are painfully obvious in comparisson, though - which include bad 3D... Read Full Review

Yoshi's Story

I actually used to love this game...

This game... well... is really, really bad. I wouldn't even advise a rental. I still like it, though. I don't know why... controls are sloppy most of the time, yoshis actions are extremely limited - boss fights ... Read Full Review

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

Actually one of the worst 'real' kirby games,<br /> but still a kirby game.

Kirby goes 3D... well, sort of. He looks uglier on N64 than on his 2D adventures, and he can still move in only two directions... Ah well, the powers are what count. The powers save this game from grace, t... Read Full Review

Donkey Kong 64

Just lacking what made banjo so great,<br /> just lacking what made DKC so great.<br /> But still great.

Sheesh - how many kongs are there? With multiple special powers & abilities for each kong, and a whole barrel of kongs to choose from - large levels, animal rides and some of the same humour from the original DK & ban... Read Full Review

Banjo to Kazooie no Daibouken 2

More humour, more minigames, more feathers.

Building upon things that work is something Rare (old Rare) does well. They did it with the SNES DK trilogy, they did it with banjo 1 they did it again! By adding some new moves, a lot of new ammo, a bunchload ... Read Full Review

Banjo to Kazooie no Daibouken

Still my favorite platform game.

To boldly go where no other bear has gone before. In mumbo jumbo's cave, where bear becomes fridge. I mean, in how many games have you been turned into a fridge? This game built on mario 64, and added so much. ... Read Full Review

Animal Crossing: Wild World

Great improvement over the Gamecube version, and you can still teach animals cursewords.

This is a DS game with mayor graphical improvements over it's Gamecube predecessor. That said, it's graphics aren't great. It has, however, built on the gamecube title with more stuff to collect, more to do, online... Read Full Review

Animal Crossing

You can teach animals to curse... 'nuff said.

Well... this game is very boring. That could conclude my review, but doesn't explain my score. The graphics are terrible, controls aren't that great, audio is horrible. Still doesn't explain my score. The ... Read Full Review

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time

Mayor improvements over it's predecessor, mixed with great humour and appealing characters make this a great game.

The graphics are colorful and cheery, the characters wacky and the action a bit jumpy. It's a mario game, of course. Although the dialogue in the game can get tedious at time, the humour of the game just feels righ... Read Full Review

Yoshi's Island DS

Some minor dissapointment, but a great game nonetheless.

When I first booted the title, I felt instant nostalgia. This game takes an old suger-frosted classic, dips chocolate on it - and tastes very sweet indeed. The controls are superb, the level design is excellent. Th... Read Full Review

Advance Wars: Dual Strike

Like the first two, with some mayor improvements.

The only advance wars game I haven't finished. The graphics are still in the same style, with some (pretty minor) graphical improvements. Days of ruin shows the DS is capable of much better, but the gameplay has r... Read Full Review

Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising

Like the first, with minor improvements. Which is a good thing.

The second advance wars and the second one I bought. Just like the first, the graphics are nothing special, until a battle commences. Also just like the first game: The main characters are appealing, although a li... Read Full Review

Advance Wars

It seemed like such a cute little game.

The first advance wars and the first one I bought. This game blew me away, I always was a chess fan... this is chess with casualties. The graphics are nothing special, until a battle commences - then you get a ni... Read Full Review

1080: TenEighty Snowboarding

Good memories... easy to learn, hard to master.

Well, I checked my bargain bin, and found this little gem again. This game defined all snowboarding games that came after it, so it deserves a little credit. Although the characters show little personality, they e... Read Full Review

1080: Avalanche

Nice little touches, but only minor gameplay improvement over it's predecessor.

This game came in the time of SSX. In SSX, we had a great trick system, interactive environments, and gooooood looking snow. This game is graphically - well, about equal to the two first SSX games, but adds some ... Read Full Review